Our vision
At Unicorns Music, our passion is to craft music as unique and original as your project. We envision elevating your work with our compositions, adding depth and emotion to your narrative. We are dedicated to creating a musical journey that lingers in the memory of your audience long after they have moved on.
Our mission
Our mission is to deeply understand you and your ideas and to compose music that perfectly harmonizes with your vision. We collaborate intimately with our clients to craft personalized soundtracks that stir emotions, capture the essence of their project, and leave a lasting impression on their audience. Our ultimate goal is to provide you with the ideal soundtrack that will not only enhance but elevate your work.
Your mission
Don’t compromise with stock music when you can have your very own original compositions. While stock audio may be convenient, it lacks the depth and emotion that come with personalized compositions. Distinguish your project with unique sounds that will resonate with your audience long after they’ve finished engaging with your content. At Unicorns Music, we are dedicated to helping you make a lasting impression.
@Studio History
Vivien Lalu
Vivien Lalu is a versatile French composer, keyboardist, songwriter, and record producer, born to musicians Noelle and Michel Lalu from the 70s French progressive-rock act, Polène. Despite his musical upbringing, Vivien also briefly studied under Emmanuel David, a former student of the legendary jazz pianist and composer, Thelonious Monk.
Vivien is a passionate advocate for audio branding through music. He gained recognition for writing and producing the official hold music for Carrefour Group's stores in 2010—a composition titled "Buy Happy" that is still in use by the global retailer as of 2023. Additionally, he has crafted and produced advertising music for Celine Engelstad, a renowned jewellery firm based in Oslo.
His big break came in 2008 with the Warner Bros. film "Seuls Two", directed by French comedy artists Éric & Ramzy. This success led to further soundtrack work, including the show Science 2, created in association with Lucasfilm Ltd, and production work on Laszlo Jones' debut album, "Banana Nation", for Universal Music.
Vivien's creativity extends to video games, television shows, and commercials, having composed soundtracks for game developers like Ubisoft and Neko Entertainment on Nintendo DS, 3DS, and Wii U consoles. He designed the "Celestial Spheres" sound collection exclusively for Roland Corporation Japan's JD-XA synthesizer. To date, his talents have been showcased in over 20 albums published by eminent record labels, including Universal, Sony, Inside Out Music, Frontiers Records, and Metal Blade.
Photo by Michail Tzortzatos
Eleftheria Zavalis
Eleftheria Zavalis is a multifaceted Greek composer, songwriter, pianist, and singer. Her musical journey began at the age of seven when she started playing the piano. She received her first accolade at just 13 years old, winning a national music competition for composing the anthem of Piraeus city for the 2004 Olympic Games. This achievement earned her an award at the PPA Hall, presented in the presence of Olympic winners, artists, and other notable cultural and political figures.
Eleftheria holds an integrated master's degree in musicology from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, along with diplomas in classical singing and music technology, and degrees in harmony, counterpoint, and fugue. Her musical palette is diverse, encompassing romantic and impressionist music, rock/metal, jazz, electronic, and ethnic music. She has studied European and Byzantine music and instruments, becoming proficient in Greek traditional strings and percussions.
Over the years, Eleftheria has written numerous songs and composed soundtracks for movies, children's theater, and advertisements. She has also worked as a sound engineer and producer at national radio stations such as Kosmos, Deutero, Trito, as well as prominent radio stations like Athens UP Radio (88.6 FM) and Pepper Radio (96.6 FM). Additionally, Eleftheria founded the "EZ Music Learning" brand, and company in Paris, which focuses on early music education for infants and toddlers. She has since formed a partnership with one of France's leading daycare networks, people&baby, furthering her commitment to enriching young lives with music.